The Definitive Ranking Of Christmas Movies

32. Fred Claus: It’s one thing having an overachieving sibling, but it’s another thing entirely when that sibling is Santa, and you’re a mean ol’ repossession agent. Poor Vince Vaughn.

Warner Bros.

1 of 32

31. Christmas With The Kranks: Spoiler alert: Christmas With The Kranks is nothing like Christmas with the Kardashians. Krank by name, krank-y by nature.

Revolution Studios

2 of 32

30. Four Christmases: Children of divorce everywhere (who have still gone on to marry themselves) will sympathise with Reese Witherspoon and Vince Vaughn’s plight. Everyone else will wonder why they’re complaining about quadruple Christmas dinners.

New Line Cinema

3 of 32

29. Jingle All The Way: It’s no Kindergarten Cop, but if you’ve ever queued up for a Harry Potter book/the new GTA/an H&M designer collaboration at midnight, then you’ll have some lols at Arnie trying to score a Turbo-Man on Christmas Eve.

20th Century Fox

4 of 32

28. I’ll Be Home For Christmas: Any film starring Jonathan Taylor Thomas is OK by us. Eighteen years after Home Improvement ended and this movie was made, we’re still harbouring that childhood crush.

Walt Disney Pictures

5 of 32

27. National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation: If you’ve ever tried and failed to have a “good old-fashioned family Christmas”, this one’s for you.

Warner Bros.

6 of 32

26. Just Friends: Ryan Reynolds in a fat suit. Nuff said.

Inferno Distribution

7 of 32

25. Jack Frost: If only lost loved ones really could come back as snowmen, like Michael Keaton in Jack Frost, Christmas would be even more magical. Sigh.

Warner Bros.

8 of 32

24: White Christmas: Altogether now, “I’m, dreaming of a whiiiiiite Christmas.” Once we’ve travelled to where we need to be for the holidays, obvs.

Paramount

9 of 32

23: The Santa Claus 2: Imagine having to get married to save Christmas? That’s more pressure than your mum will ever manage to put on you at the dinner table. Maybe don’t watch this one with her; she’ll get ideas.